Flag Hunters Golf Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

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We trace Georges’ path from France to China and unpack how a clear system—not a one-size method—helps juniors and adults build reliable contact, usable power, and predictable ball flight. We challenge common myths about Stack and Tilt and show how thinking golfers score lower.

• defining turn, tilt, and extend before touching a club
• controlling low point to build solid contact
• creating enough speed to play, not chase max distance
• building predictable ball flight through face and path
• why Stack and Tilt is a system, not a model
• coaching juniors to think and enjoy lessons
• differences between range competence and scoring skill
• books that matter: Hogan and The Golfing Machine
• golf’s growth and limits within China’s exclusive scene
• social media as a window into real lessons

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To find Georges his Instagram page is, @Georgescourteofficial. His YouTube is also by the same handle

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We challenge the myth that more greens alone lowers scores and show how wedge control and impact-focused coaching change a golfer’s ceiling. Mike shares a short game test, a simple wedge matrix, and a speed move that adds real yardage without chasing positions.

• Mike’s journey from player to coach and key mentors
• Fixing root causes using steep and shallow components
• Why ball flight and communication beat perfect positions
• The Howard Twitty wedge matrix and scoring lessons
• A short game test that sets a real baseline
• Building one partial wedge swing for known yardages
• Pronation and wrist action for faster clubhead speed
• Practicing what affects score, not what flatters ego

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We dive deep into the subconscious barriers keeping you from reaching your golf potential. Paul Salter, performance coach and hypnotherapist, reveals how childhood programming creates an "upper limit" to success and provides practical strategies to break through mental blocks.

• Our subconscious controls 95% of daily actions including performance under pressure
• First seven years of life program our belief systems while we're in a "theta" brainwave state
• Self-imposed mental limits are rooted in fear of standing out or changing identity
• Technical proficiency (swing mechanics) matters less as you approach scratch level
• The key difference between elite players and the rest is emotional regulation
• Pattern interrupts like Tiger's "10-foot rule" help reset after mistakes
• Visualization should include both perfect shots AND recovering from mistakes
• Scratch golfers demonstrate greater acceptance and detachment from outcomes
• Hypnotherapy provides access to rewrite limiting subconscious beliefs
• Top performers find safety in risk-taking and competitive edges

For more from Paul, visit https://thegolfhypnotherapist.com/ and follow @thegolfhypnotherapist on Instagram. Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe to the Flag Hunters Golf Podcast.

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     Hello and welcome once again to the Flaghunters Golf Podcast ! Today on the Pod, we have  Northern California Golf Association past President and my friend Pat Quinn. Pat has been an influential part of our topic today, Youth on Course. 
      Youth on Course is a program created by the NCGA to have Junior Golfers have access to participating courses for the grand sum of FIVE dollars per player. So for 5 bucks, a kid can go play golf with his or her buddies. Pretty cool right ? However, YOC (Youth on Course) goes much deeper than that which Pat and I discuss. 
    This subject is near and dear to my heart. I had the good fortune to be able to play in the afternoons when I was growing up at Old Del Monte GC here on the Monterey Peninsula. Juniors were allowed to play for free after a certain time. If it wasn’t for that, I may have not had the opportunity to play. Maybe I wouldn’t have been exposed to the game. I am forever grateful for programs like YOC. Not only to install the values that the game teaches us, also to grow the game that we all love. 
     I wish to give a big thank you to my good friend Pat Quinn for coming on and his selfless involvement with programs like YOC and the NCGA. For more information, go to www.youthoncourse.org and www.ncga.org 

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      Hello and welcome to the Flaghunters Golf Podcast ! My name is Jesse Perryman and I’m your host. Today on the Pod we have 42 year PGA Tour veteran Caddy Mike Hicks.
     Mike Hicks got his start in caddying on the Tour 42 years ago. Wow ! In this episode, Mike talks about his start in caddying, the ups and downs of his start and how far along the caddying situation on the Tour has come. We talk about some of the different players that Mike has worked for.  We also talk about his time with the late Payne Stewart. Mike currently works for Brenden Todd. 
      Mike is a very solid man and has a strong faith. I think if you have some sort of faith, that faith will help you get through trying times on and off the Golf course. Mike talks about this especially with the loss of his friend, Payne Stewart. 
     A big thanks to Mike for coming on and a big thank you for listening to this wonderful man ! Cheers.

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Hello and welcome again to the Flaghunters Golf Podcast ! Today on the show we have Mike Ryder.  Mike worked for TaylorMade in their fitting dept for five plus years and now has a club repair business. 
   In this episode, Mike and I talk about the value of having your clubs exactly how you want them.  We also discuss the negative effects of playing the wrong stuff and lastly, we sometimes wrongly assume that it’s our swing s the one at fault. I have made this mistake and it has taken me a long time to learn this simple lesson.  
   Lastly, Mike and I talk about the divide between club fitting and golf instruction. There most definitely needs to be more symmetry between the two. 
     Thank you Mike for coming on and if you’re in the Monterey area and need to have club repair done by an expert, please call Mike at (831)601-6234. Mike is also on Instagram at Ryders Golf Repair. 

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      Hello my name is Jesse Perryman and I am the host of the Flaghunters Golf Podcast ! It is my honor to bring you this Golf/Life affirming information ! Today we have Justin Tang from Singapore, who is one of the finest Coaches in Asia. And, to round out this conversation is Chris Payne from England. Chris is disciplined in the method of M.O.R.A.D.(Mac O’Grady Research and Development)
     What’s important when entrusting your game to a coach ?  What are the qualities you’re looking for ? Is it a method that this Coach teaches ? Does he/her listen to your concerns with your game ? Does this coach deeply care about your improvement ? Lastly, can this coach carefully explain the process, including the peaks and valleys that come with golfing ascension ? 
    I believe that both Justin and Chris check ALL of these boxes. Chris Payne has an infectious spirit and passion to help those who want to improve. Chris most decidedly brings passion to his craft and is absolutely dedicated to his students to achieve their Golf goals. I know that if I were looking for an instructor, all of the qualities listed are mandatory in my search. Passion, enthusiasm and education are Chris and Justin exemplify is Spades and I would highly recommend them both to anyone that is willing to better their game.
    Chris, it was a pleasure having you on and thank you for your passion and commitment to helping folks achieve their golfing dreams ! You can find both Chris on Instagram @Chrispaynegolf and Justin  @elitegolfswing. 

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Hello and thank you for joining us in this Golf/Life affirming information. My name is Jesse Perryman and I am your host of the Flaghunters Golf Podcast. Today on the Pod we have 2017 World Long Drive Champion Justin James and Master Instructor Billy MacKinney ! 
     While Golf at the highest level is certainly changing towards more distance, speed and power, what does that mean for the rest of us ? I think it helps a ton to hit it further.  If you have  shorter shots to the green, most likely you’ll score better. How do we go about this ? 
   Justin James is one of the longest hitters in the World. Justin is also a TPI Certified Trainer having worked with some of the best players in the World. What he tells is HOW to properly train the body to prepare to speed  train SAFELY and the frequency of speed training.  Billy and I centralize our questions to Justin about this. What Justin also tells us is the road to increasing distance in NOT linear. As with anything, consistency is key to reaching our distance goals.
    Thank you Justin and Billy for coming on. You can find Justin on Instagram and Billy as well under BillMacKinneysecrets. 
     

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      Hello and welcome to the Flaghunters Golf Podcast ! My name is Jesse Perryman and it’s my honor and passion to bring you truthful insights to help make you a better player ! 
      Today on the Pod we have Mr. Lou Stagner. Lou notably is the Data lead at ArccosGolf, which is a Golf stat tracking program that is in or at the end of your grip. Lou also is the Assistant Coach for the Golf team at Princeton. Lastly, Lou rounds it off with his Podcast called, “Hack It Out”.
       Lou has my favorite Twitter account. Why you ask ? Well, he posts some crazy stats. His stats are usually ranged per handicap genre. For example, Lou will post proximity to the hole from 100 yards, 150 yards, etc, per handicap range. Let’s say you’re a 5. Lou will post some percentages for your handicap family based on data from ArccosGolf and formulate proximity stats, putting stats, averages greens in regulation stats and so on.
     What’s interesting to me about Lou’s postings are the Tour stats. I would’ve thought that the best players in the World would have these incredible stats. For example, do you know what the average proximity is from 100 yards for PGA Tour and LPGA Tour is ? I would’ve thought it’d be inside of 10-15 feet. Stats prove otherwise. The best in the World average TWENTY FEET !!! How about putting ? Let’s say your average Tour Pro has an 8 foot putt. Do you know what his/her make percentage is ? Around 50 percent. I would’ve thought it be much higher !! 
    Lou also has my favorite hashtag on Social Media. It’s called, manage your expectations ! When I look at his stats postings, I look at the example about as it relates to the best in the World from 100 yards. If I hit it 20 feet, I can tell myself that this is the Tour average. I can cut myself a break if I miss an 8 foot putt because the best make this putts HALF the time ! I hear so many players berate themselves for missing putts around or under 10 feet ! 
      What Lou provides is a valuable service from the perspective of taking some pressure off when you play. Golf is a hard game and management of your expectations is a huge, golf/life affirming skill that can be learned. 
     You can find Lou easiest on his Twitter @LouStagner. I highly encourage all to go and do a bit of contemplation on some of Lou’s stats. I promise it will help you put some things on the golf course in perspective and help you to play better ! 
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A big hello and thank you for tuning in to the Flaghunters Golf Podcast where we discuss all things Golf improvement ! In this episode, we have Justin Tang and Reeves Weedon. Justin is from Singapore and is a Master Instructor that teaches at the Tana Mara Golf Club in Singapore. Reeves Weedon is from England who is a published author and researcher. 
    Reeves Weedon specializes in Biomechanics and prevention of lower back injuries in Golf. Reeves is also an authorized Golfing Machine instructor as well as having spent a lot of time with Mac O’Grady, learning the principles of MORAD(Mac O’Grady research and development).
   In this episode, Justin, Reeves and I talk about how some swing techniques can cause a lot of low back pain. Also, Reeves talks about how the physical laws of biomechanics create a stable, more powerful and safer swing. I’m pretty sure we can all use Reeves wisdom in this matter.
    A big thank you to Reeves and Justin for coming on and you can find him at reeves.weedon@teetogreenciaching.com. You can find Justin easiest on Instagram @elitegolfswing. 

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Flag Hunters is supported by JumboMax Grips and Mizuno Golf